TRIED AND TESTED


Screw piles were invented back in 1833. Initially made from cast iron, they were screwed down to depths of 20 feet by 30 men or more using capstan bars up to 40 feet long. Many of our Victorian pleasure piers are built on screw piles.

The uses of screw piles have been widely developed during the last 50 years, particularly in North America as one of the most practical systems for timber-framed housing and modular construction.

 




 

Blackpool Pier

 






Typical Applications

Screw Piling
 
• Soil nailing
• Tieback anchors
• Tower/mast foundations
 
• Restricted access sites
• Subsidence repair
• Foundation strengthening
 
• Industrial/retail foundations
• Mezzanine foundations
• Extensions to buildings
 
• New build on flood plains
• Brownfield site construction
• Modular housing using MMC
• Conservatories/glasshouses
  • Rail Infrastructure
•
Highway Infrastructure
•
Pipeline foundations
 
• Environmental walkways
• Marine pontoon guides
• Flood defences
 
• Staging foundations
• Marquees/temporary stadiums
• Temporary or permanent car decks
• Volumetric buildings
Tower/mast foundations
Marine pontoon guides
Industrial/retail foundations
Modular housing using MMC
Conservatories/glasshouses Environmental walkway/bridges
 

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